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I realize that PI API, PI SDK, PI OLEDB Provider, and PI OLEDB Enterprise are all deprecated, but there also other programs that I didn't mention that also have 32-bit and 64-bit versions, such as PI SQL Client, PI SQL Commander, OSIsoft Runtime Redistributables, and Managed PI.
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Can someone please mark this as completed?
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This is completed!
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This website below counts down the time until the Year 2038 problem:
https://www.tickcounter.com/countdown/2147483647000/utc/yowdhms/080000E91313E91313FBF0F0/Year_2038_ProblemAs of right now, it says 18 years. However, OSIsoft has much less time to fix the issue. As I mentioned, we probably want at least 1 year of leeway. Development might stretch out to, say, 2 years. It might take 5 years before almost all customers are migrated to a version of the PI Data Archive that uses 64-bit time. If we ignore utility companies (which we shouldn't!), most companies probably have future data going at most 1 year into the future.
This means that OSIsoft should start working on this in late 2028 at the absolute latest, which is only 9 years away, to avoid the Year 2038 problem. Of course, if OSIsoft cares about the 20-year forecasts of companies that do them, they should start working on this as soon as possible.
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I realize that I can always zoom out to see the bottom of the download window, but not everyone has good enough eyesight for that to be a viable solution. If a web page is accessible, then it should allow the user to zoom in and still be able to use the web page well, but in this case, even 100% zoom is too much zoom.
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It looks like UserVoice automatically replaced my double spaces with single spaces, but you get the idea.
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This should be paired with the deprecation status. A program can be "current" in the sense that it is the latest version, but the program might have been replaced with something else.
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How is this better than using the bookmarks/favourites feature of your web browser?